The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-29
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Mr.. Hal Byram is In New York.

Mr. Hal Byram is In New York.
Mr.. Griffith, of Frankfort, is visiting friends
III this city.
Miss bessie Redmond, of Chicago, is visiting
friends Huron street
Mr. Thos B. Arnold of Cinninnati is spend
ing few days in the city.
Mr. D. F. johnson and son, of Milwaukee, are
visiting relatives in this city.
Mr. John Fl. Vaien and family are spending
three weeks in Santa Barbara. Cal.
Miss Dora Messing will, on Tuesday next en-
ter the Cincinnati College of Music.
Miss Juliette Edmunds, of Louisville, is the
guest of Mr.. II. P. WATSON and family.
Miss Minnie Lake of Brazil, is the CUES. of
Mrs. G. r. Root, on North Meridian street.
Miss Belle Woods, of Urbana. O., is the guest
of Mrs. W. j. Richards, on North PennsylY ania
street
Fred Fahnley, Gus Dietrichs and Albrecht
Kipp will leave to-day for New York. on bust
ness trip.
Mrs c. G. Hines is in the city, stopping with
Mrs. Joseph r. Perry, No. SIC North Pennsyl-
vania street.
ware are spending few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. T. Brown.
Mrs. Philip Ball left, yesterday; for New York.
where che will spend year with her daughter
Mrs. @. S. Parker, and family.
Albert Gall jr.. will go to New York city to-
day, to take service with Thomas Fay, the oldest
dealer in wall papers and decorations in that city
Representative Conger last night received a
telegram calling him homo on account of the
serious illness of his father. He is paired dur
irg his absence with Representative Majors.
Mrs Carrie Van Petten, from Yokohama,
Japan, is In the city in the interest of womans
foreign missionary work and for fewdavs will
| stop at the residence of r. II. Kelly. No. 4S3
| North Meridian street, where she will receive
| ladies desiring to see her from 3 to 5 o'clock on
Saturday afternoon
| Charles Lewison. jr, will leave on Monday for
| New York, where he will submit himself for ex-
| animation by the German consul to be released
| from service in the German army. Mr.. Lewison
| has estate in Germany, and is liable to mill
! tary service. Absenteeism, in his case, without
/ good excuse, would mean confscation.
Miss Anna Theresa Jefferson, who died yes
| terday, at the age of twenty EIGHT years. was a
niece of Thos. Quill, the township assessor, of
whose family she was member at the time OF
her death. She was a lady of marked attain
ments which were used in long experience as
| n school teacher. The funeral will occur at st.
| Patrick's Church On Sunday afternoon.
| SOCIETY.
Mr.. and Mrs U. J. Hammond entertained a
| party of friends at cards on Thursday evening
NJ. and Mrs. Jno. C. Wright have issued invi-
| tations for large party. on next Tuesday even
ing. at their home, on East Vermont street.
| Miss Annie Black gave a small luncheon party
Yesterday. in honor of her cousin, Miss Black OF
Des Moines la. A bunch of sweet English VIC
let's was presented to each guest
The ladies of the First Presbyterian Church
| gave supper last night. from to 10 o'clock n,
| the residence of Mrs. s. j. Pattison No 81:
North Illinois street, for the benefit of tn,
church. There was good attendance and al
enjoyable time socially.
On Thursday evening Mrs. Messing, wife o
Rabbi Messing, was reminded that her forfeit
birthday had arrived. by a surprise party of la